Meridian Massage

Includes gentle, long, kneading strokes along with lighter, pulsing strokes on the outermost layer of muscle combined with the movement of joints, to diminish tension in the muscles and relax the mind.

This style of massage helps flush the body of toxins and stimulates the body's lymphatic system through a light, skin stretching massage along with pumping of the lymph areas. It promots the movement and elimination of lymphatic fluid.

Implementation of various massage styles and techniques to provide rehabilitation from muscle overuse or sport-related injuries.  It also acts as a preventative to sport-related injuries and increases flexibility.

This is similar to the Swedish Massage, but by using flat, heated stones and the massage therapist's hands to knead muscles.  Hot stones are also placed on specific parts of the body to warm up and relax the muscles.

Works through turning on the body's electrical flow through acupressure point manipulation along the body's meridians.  It gently treats chronic injury, stiffness, and anxiety.

Promotes relaxation and healing by involving the use of pressure points and massage on the feet, hands, and ears believed to correspond to organs and systems of the body.

This is an ancient remedy of Chinese traditional medicine often called acupuncture without needles, involves the application of manual pressure to specific points on the body to unblock chi (energy flow) throughout the body to alleviate pain or conditions.

The most effective massage for pain relief and relaxation, implements various massage techniques dependent on individual client needs.